Listed buildings in Birmingham
There are 1,946 listed buildings in Birmingham, England. This list by district includes those of Grade I and Grade II* importance, plus a selection of those of Grade II importance that are otherwise noteworthy. It also includes the Scheduled Ancient Monuments in the city (indicated by the letters AM).
As of April 2006 there are 23 Grade I, 95 Grade II*, 1,828 Grade II, and 13 Scheduled Ancient Monuments.
| Building | Grade | Date | Architect |
|---|---|---|---|
Acocks Green[edit] | |||
| Burnt mound in Fox Hollies Park | AM | ???? | ???? |
Aston[edit] | |||
| Aston Hall (including lodge and stables) | I | 1618 - c. 1635 | John Thorpe |
| Aston Library | II | 1881 | William Henman |
| Bartons Arms | II* | 1901 | James & Lister Lea |
| Church of Saints Peter and Paul | II* | 1480 (tower only), 1879–1908 | J. A. Chatwin |
Balsall Heath[edit] | |||
| College of Art (496, 498 & 500) Moseley Road | II* | 1899 | William Henry Bidlake |
| Public Library and Baths, Moseley Road | II* | 1895 (library), 1907 (baths) | Cossins & Peacock (library), W. Hale & Son (baths) |
Birchfield[edit] | |||
| Holy Trinity Church | II* | 1860 | J. A. Chatwin |
City Centre[edit] | |||
| 6 Bennett's Hill | II* | early 19th century | Charles Edge |
| 8 Bennett's Hill (former National Provincial Bank) | II* | 1869 & 1890 | John Gibson |
| 26-33 Bennett's Hill (former Midland Bank) | II | 1869 & 1830 | Thomas Rickman |
| Council House | II* | 1874–1879; 1884–1889 | Yeoville Thomason |
| Birmingham Council House Extension (contains parts of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery) | II* | 1913 | Ashley & Newton |
| Birmingham and Midland Institute | II* | 1889 | Jethro Cossins, F. B. Peacock & Ernest Bewley |
| Birmingham Town Hall | I | 1832; 1837; 1849–1851 | Joseph Hansom & Edward Welch. Charles Edge |
| Chamberlain Memorial | II | 1880 | John Henry Chamberlain |
| 41-43 Church Street | II* | c. 1900 | Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle |
| 57-59 Church Street | II* | 1909 | G.A. Cox |
| City Arcade | II* | 1898 | Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle |
| 122-124 Colmore Row (former Eagle Insurance offices, now Java Roastery) | I | 1900 | W.R. Lethaby & Joseph Lancaster Ball |
| 1-7 Constitution Hill | II | 1895–1896 | William Doubleday & James R Shaw |
| 85-87 Cornwall Street | II* | 1899 | William Henman & T. Coope |
| 89-91 Cornwall Street | II* | 1904 | C. E. Bateman |
| 93 Cornwall Street | II* | 1902 | Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle |
| 95 Cornwall Street | II* | 1901 | Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle |
| 153-161 Corporation Street | II* | 1897 | J. Crouch & E. Butler |
| Crown Inn, The | II | 1781 | Unknown |
| Curzon Street Station entrance building | I | 1838 | Philip Hardwick |
| 98 Edmund Street (Former School Board office) | II* | 1875 | Martin & Chamberlain |
| 13 & 15 Fleet Street (Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory) | II* | 1894 | Richard Harley |
| 39 Gas Street (Gas Retort House) | II* | 1822 | Samuel Clegg |
| Guild House, 43-45 Great Charles Street | II* | 1897–1898 | Arthur S. Dixon |
| Grand Hotel, Colmore Row | II* | 1875 | Thomson Plevins |
| Hall of Memory | I | 1922-25 | S. N. Cooke and W. N. Twist |
| Ikon Gallery | II | 1877, 1898 | John Henry Chamberlain |
| Methodist Central Hall | II* | 1899–1903 | Ewan Harper & James A. Harper |
| Statue of Horatio Nelson, Birmingham, Bull Ring | II* | 1807–1809 | Richard Westmacott |
| 17 & 19 Newhall Street | I | 1896 | Frederick Martin |
| 56-60 Newhall Street | II* | c. 1900 | Thomas Walter Francis Newton & Alfred Edward Cheatle |
| St Chad's Cathedral | II* | 1839–1841 | Augustus Pugin |
| St Martin in the Bull Ring | II* | 13th century, tower rebuilt 1853 - 1855, body rebuilt 1872 - 1875 | Philip Hardwick (tower), J. A. Chatwin (body) |
| St Philip's Cathedral | I | 1709–1725 | Thomas Archer |
| Roundhouse Birmingham 23 Sheepcote Street | II* | 1874 | WH Ward |
| Singers Hill Synagogue | II* | 1855–1856 | Yeoville Thomason |
| Birmingham School of Art | I | 1885 | John Henry Chamberlain |
| Victoria Law Courts | I | 1891 | Aston Webb & Ingress Bell |
| Wellesley House, 36A & 37 Waterloo Street | II* | ???? | ???? |
| 44 Waterloo Street | II* | 1900–1902 | Mansell & Mansell |
Deritend[edit] | |||
| Anchor Inn | II | 1901 | James & Lister Lea |
| The Old Crown | II* | 15th century | Unknown |
Edgbaston[edit] | |||
| 12 Ampton Road (including stables) | II* | 1855 | John Henry Chamberlain |
| 107 Harborne Road (including coach house) | II | 1850 | unknown Georgian architect |
| Berrow Court Hotel, Berrow Road | II* | 1879 | John Henry Chamberlain |
| 35 Calthorpe Road | II* | 1829 | John Fallows |
| 36 Calthorpe Road | II* | 1830 | John Fallows |
| Garth House, 47 Edgbaston Park Road | II* | 1901 | William Henry Bidlake |
| Giles House, 83 Harborne Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Chapel of King Edward's School | II* | 1833, moved from New Street and rebuilt mid 20th century | Charles Barry (original), Holland W. Hobbiss (rebuild) |
| Metchley Camp Roman Fort (remains) | AM | 1st century | Not applicable |
| Oratory Priest's House, 141 Hagley Road | II* | 1851 | Terence Flanagan |
| Perrott's Folly, Waterworks Road | II* | 1758 | Unknown |
| 17 & 19 Rotton Park Road | II* | 1894–1895 | Joseph Lancaster Ball |
| St Augustine's Church | II* | 1868 & 1876 | J. A. Chatwin |
| St Philip's Sixth Form College (part) | II* | 1861–1862 | Henry Clutton |
| Knutsford Lodge, 25 Somerset Road | II* | 1861 | J. A. Chatwin |
| University of Birmingham (Great Hall and Quadrant Range) | II* | 1900–1909 | Aston Webb & Ingress Bell |
| 21 Yateley Road | I | 1899–1900 | Herbert Tudor Buckland |
Erdington[edit] | |||
| Lad in the Lane | II | 1400 & 1930s | ???? |
Frankley[edit] | |||
| Gannow Green Moat, Devon Road | AM | ???? | ???? |
Hall Green[edit] | |||
| Church of the Ascension | II* | 1703 to 1704 | ???? |
Handsworth[edit] | |||
| Mortuary Chapel, Handsworth Cemetery | I | 1908 | William Henry Bidlake |
| The Anchorage, 137 Handsworth Wood Road | II* | 1897 | ???? |
| Red Lion Public House, Soho Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| St Andrew's Church | I | 1907–1909 | William Henry Bidlake |
| St Mary's Church | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Soho House | II* | c. 1760 and 1796–1799 | James Wyatt |
Harborne[edit] | |||
| Metchley Abbey & Lodge, Metchley Lane | II* | c.1800 | ???? |
| The Homestead, 25 Woodbourne Road | I | 1897–1898 | C.E. Bateman |
Highgate[edit] | |||
| St Alban's Church | II* | 1879–1881 | John Loughborough Pearson |
| Stratford House, 82 Stratford Place | II* | 1601 | Unknown |
Hockley[edit] | |||
| 54-61 Albion Street | II* | 1837 | ???? |
| Argent Works, Frederick Street | II* | 1862–1863 | J.G. Bland |
| 16-18, Great Hampton Street | II* | 1912 | Arthur McKewan |
| 80-82, Great Hampton Street | II* | 1872 | Yeoville Thomason |
| Icknield Street School & 303 Icknield Street (Headmaster's house) | II* | 1883 | John Henry Chamberlain |
| 9, 10 & 11 Legge Lane | II* | ???? | ???? |
| St Paul's Church | I | 1777–1779; spire 1822 - 1823 | Roger Eykyn (body), Francis Goodwin (spire) |
| Newman Brothers Coffin Furniture Factory | II* | 1892–1894 | Richard Harley |
| Aquinas House, 62 & 64 Warstone Lane | II* | 1882 | Frederick Proud |
| Victoria Works | II | 1839-40 | |
Kings Norton[edit] | |||
| Bells Farmhouse, 157 Bells Lane | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Guillotine Stop Lock, Lifford Lane | II* / AM | ???? | ???? |
| Primrose Hill Farmhouse, Primrose Hill | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Saracen's Head | II* | c. 1492 | Unknown |
| Old Grammar School | II* | Mid 15th century | Unknown |
| St Nicolas' Church | I | 13th century | Unknown |
Kingstanding[edit] | |||
| Kings Standing Mound, Kingstanding Road | AM | ???? | ???? |
Ladywood[edit] | |||
| Spring Hill Library | II* | 1893 | Martin & Chamberlain |
Longbridge[edit] | |||
| Hawksley Farm moated site | AM | ???? | ???? |
Lozells[edit] | |||
| Convent of Our Lady of Mercy, 98 Hunter's Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
Moseley[edit] | |||
| Burnt mounds, Moseley Bog | AM | ???? | ???? |
| Highbury, 4 Yew Tree Road | II* | 1879–1880 | John Henry Chamberlain |
New Oscott[edit] | |||
| Oscott College (including chapel and statue of the Virgin Mary) | II* | 1836–1838 | Augustus Pugin and Joseph Potter |
Northfield[edit] | |||
| Burnt Mound, Woodlands Park | AM | ???? | ???? |
| St Laurence's Church, Northfield | Grade 1 | From 12th century | ???? |
Old Oscott[edit] | |||
| Maryvale Mercy Convent, Old Oscott Hill | II* | ???? | ???? |
Perry Barr[edit] | |||
| Packhorse Bridge, Aldridge Road | II / AM | ???? | ???? |
Sheldon[edit] | |||
| Kent's Moat, Sheldon Heath Road | AM | ???? | ???? |
| St Giles' Church | II* | ???? | ???? |
Small Heath[edit] | |||
| 10 Byron Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Hay Hall, Birmingham | II | 1423 | ???? |
| St Aidan's Church | II* | 1894 | F. T. Proud |
| St Oswald's Church | II* | 1893 | William Bidlake |
| Small Heath School, Waverley Road | II* | 1892 | Martin & Chamberlain |
Sparkbrook[edit] | |||
| Ladypool Junior & Infant School | II* | 1885 | Martin & Chamberlain |
| St Agatha's Church | I | 1899 | William Henry Bidlake |
| 100 Sampson Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Lloyd House, 139 Sampson Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
Sutton Coldfield[edit] | |||
| Ashfurlong Hall, Tamworth Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| The Grove, Grove Lane | II* | ???? | ???? |
| 20 High Street | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Holy Trinity Church | I | 13th century | ???? |
| Saint Winnow, 22 Ladywood Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Moat House, 24 Lichfield Road | II* | c.1680 | William Wilson |
| Medieval Deer Park and other archaeological remains, Sutton Park | AM | ???? | ???? |
| The Old Farm, 29 Moor Hall Drive | II* | ???? | ???? |
| New Hall | I | 13th century | ???? |
| New Hall Mill, Wylde Green Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Moated site, Peddimore Hall | AM | 13th century | ???? |
| Vesey Cottage, Withy Hill Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Vesey Grange, Weeford Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Vesey House, Wylde Green Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Barn, New Shipton Farm, Walmley Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Water Orton Bridge, Water Orton Lane | II* | ???? | ???? |
Tile Cross[edit] | |||
| Sheldon Hall, Gressel Lane | II* | ???? | ???? |
Weoley Castle[edit] | |||
| Weoley Castle | II / AM | ???? | ???? |
Winson Green[edit] | |||
| The Bellefield Public House, Winson Street | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Bishop Latimer Memorial Church | II* | 1904 | William Henry Bidlake |
Yardley[edit] | |||
| Blakesley Hall | II* | 1590 | Unknown |
| 422 & 424 Church Road | II* | ???? | ???? |
| Old Grammar School | II* | ???? | ???? |
| St Edburgha's Church | I | c. 1230 | Unknown |
See also
[edit]- Grade I listed buildings in the West Midlands#Birmingham
- Grade II* listed buildings in the West Midlands#Birmingham
- Listed pubs in Birmingham
References
[edit]- Foster, Andy. Pevsner Architectural Guides: Birmingham. Yale University Press: New Haven & London, 2005 ISBN 0-300-10731-5
- Consolidated List of Statutorily Listed Buildings - Birmingham (full list in PDF format) - Birmingham City Council
- The Victorian Society - Birmingham & West Midlands Group
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